The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-10

Pamrapo Athletic Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Jannison, of
Bayonne proper, are sojourning with
friends in Indianapolis, Ind.
Mr.. William t. Smith has resigned his
position as foreman of Independence Fire
Association, of Bergen Point.
Pursuant to resolution passed by the
Board Of Education, the several public
schools were closed on Friday.
Miss Annie and Carrie Leonard of Ber-
gen Point are entertaining Misses Louise
and Mabel Crandall Of Brooklyn.
Ex-Councilman Henry @. Salvage, of
Third street, Bergen Point, has returned
from his trip to Chicago and other western
cities.
Avery pleasant visit to relatives in Sun.
bury, Pa, has been terminated by Mrs
William Howard, of Chestnut avenue, Bay
onne proper.
At cost of 81, 400 dwelling house is to
be erected for MIR. William Laubenheime or
by Isaac Moorecraft on Forty enth
street, Pamrapo.
Cards have been issued for the wedding
of Miss Barbara Dobson to AIR. Herman
Voss. The ceremony will occur on Thurs
day, the 14th inst.
Three two-story frame cottages are in
the course of erection on Avenue G, near
Twenty-irst street, B ergen Point, for Mrs.
McAahon of Trenton.
The regular monthly social reception of
the Young Peoples Association of the Mat
tison M. E. Church, of Bayonne proper,
was held Tuesday evening.
Dr Fred. McCorwin has been chosen by
fbo f,,ar l,erc Of r. Dosn
IL. Peoples Reserve League, as the Medi-
cal Director of the organization.
The registered vote Of the city this spring
IS as follows: First Ward, ass; Second
Ward, $50; Third Ward. 489; Fourth Ward.
593; Fifth Ward, 439; City, 2,826.
Msster-builder r. W. Brock has Just
completed pair of neat frame cottages ON
BayUew avenue, between Avenues D and
z, Pamrapo, for Mr.. John G. Gardner.
The members of the Young Ladies' Aid
Society of the First Presbyterian Church.
met Thursday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Elliott, of Avenue A, Bergen Point.
Miss Emily Williams, of Bergen Point,
teacher in the Primary Department Of
School No. 2, has been granted a certifi-
cate OF the Academic grade of scholarship.
For Mr. John Low, a two-story fram
Queen Anne cottage, to cost Sc, 600, is to
be bHilt on Bayonne avenue, near Avenue
E, Bayonne proper, by Samuel NJ. Odell
Baptist services will be held this morn
ing ii the Third Germany Reformed
Church on Avenue t, Bergen Point. Rev.
Thomas Martin, of New York city, will
oficiate.
An important meeting of the Young
Mems Catholic Lyceum, of Bergen Point.
took place Thursday evening in the lecture
room of st. Masy's Star of the Sea r. @.
Church
Rev. Father Daniel Mccarthy, former
curate of st. Mays Star OF the Sea Il. G.
Church, at Bergen Point, preached Tues
day evening in that edifce to large con-
gregation,
In the lecture,room of the church edi-
fee the Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Bergen Point Reformed Church held an
interes ting session Thursday afternoon,
and welcomed several new members.
This evening Jamas F. Riggs, pastor of
the Bergen Point Reformed Church, will
preach to his congregation on dogma"
the theme eng the eighteenth of his spe-
cial series of sunday evening services.
Plans for handsome villa, to be erected
SOob -
nue. G and Forly-first street, Parnrapo. for
Mr.. A. L. Field, uf that section, have Seen
prepared by architect August Schmidt of
Bergen Point.
For production in st. Mary's Hall upon
the completion of the alterations now being
made TO the structure, the members of the
Young Mems Catholic Lyceum, of Bergen
Point, are leheaislpg the popular Irish
melo-drama, s'1he Colleen Bawn."
An effort will be made by large num-
Der of the residents of the Pamrapo sec
tion to have the postofiice department au-
tho1ieies chang the name of the postoffice
of that section from Ssltersville to Pam
rapo, and to remove the mail depot to q
better locality.
With view of improving the roadway
of the tnoroughfGre, competent engineers
have been engaged in making surveys and
preparing plans for raising the New Jel-
Central Rqilread Company's bridge over
Avenue d, Bergen Point, or altering the
grade of the avenue.
The annual election for officers of the
First Reformed Church, of Bayonne proper,
resulted as follows: Elders-Messrs. G.
V. Knowles, Samuel Sloan, Henry V. r.
Cubberly, aud George Carragan, Treasurer;
Deacons-M essrs, F. FL. Bradley, John Fl.
Eadie, @. M Colville and James P. Rich
ardson, Secretary.
Under the auspices of and for the bene-
fit Of Custer Post No 6, Sons of Veterans,
musical and literary entertainment will
be given on Saturday evening, the 10th
INST. in Arcanum Hall, at Bayonne proper.
A regular encampment of Custer Post will
be held Friday evening in Wulf's Hall,
at Bayonne proper.
TIL number of children of school age in
the city is as follows: First Ward, SIT,
Second Ward, 99l; Third Ward, Ais;
Fourth Ward, 997; Fifth Ward, ACT; City,
1907 Of this number there were $50 en-
rolled in School No. 1; 104 ia School No.
2; 457 in School No 9; 52I in School Ne.
s, and 413 in School No. 5; total number
enrolled 1879